ExampleSample data
Test the floor
Move time forward and pick a sell size. See how the locked pool grows, and how much less the same sell moves the price.
MonolithMarket cap reaches 1,000 SOL after graduation.
- Locked liquidity
- 220.1 SOL
- Added by the flywheel
- 50.1 SOL 22.8%
Price impact of a 5.0 SOL sell
ExampleSample inputs: 640 SOL of curve trades and 2.4 SOL of LP fees a week. Rates from the SDK: 1% of each curve trade to the fund, 70% of LP fees added back. Pool fees are not included.
Deepest floors
Coins ranked by locked liquidity. A taller slab holds more under its price.
Coins launched on this site. Their liquidity locks at graduation.
New stones
The newest coins on the curve. Each one starts as a pebble.
Launches on this site. The list checks for new ones every few seconds.
Shale Owl $SHOWL
MC 28 SOL
Curve 0.16%PebbleMoai Stone $MOAI
MC 28 SOL
Curve 0.42%PebbleBasalt Check $BSLT
MC 28 SOL
Curve 0.12%PebbleQuartz $QRTZ
MC 28 SOL
Curve 0.08%PebbleJade Goat $JADE
MC 28 SOL
Curve 0.08%Pebble
Stages
A coin grows like stone. It moves up one stage when it passes the rule for that stage. Each coin shows its stage as a badge.
Stage 5: Monolith
Market cap reaches 1,000 SOL after graduation.
Stage 4: Pillar
The coin graduates to its Raydium pool.
Stage 3: Boulder
50% of the curve sold.
Stage 2: Stone
25% of the curve sold.
Stage 1: Pebble
At launch.
Questions
Short answers about the fee, the pool and the lock.
Each curve trade pays 5.75%. 1% of each trade goes to the coin's floor fund and 0.5% to the creator. The rest goes to the platform and to Raydium.
On the curve, the floor fund only grows. At graduation, the keeper swaps about half of the fund for the coin. Then it adds both sides to the coin's Raydium pool.
No. The liquidity is locked for ever. The creator cannot remove it, and the platform cannot remove it.
A coin starts on a Raydium LaunchLab bonding curve. When the curve is sold out, the coin moves to a Raydium CPMM pool. This is graduation.
The platform collects the LP fees of the pool. 70% of these fees go back into the same pool. The pool gets deeper, so the price moves less on each trade.
They show how far a coin has grown. Pebble: At launch. Stone: 25% of the curve sold. Boulder: 50% of the curve sold. Pillar: The coin graduates to its Raydium pool. Monolith: Market cap reaches 1,000 SOL after graduation.
No. monolithtrade uses Raydium LaunchLab and Raydium pools. It is not affiliated with Raydium.
Start a floor
Launch a coin on Raydium. From the first trade, part of each fee builds its floor.